Year: 2005

General Edit Lite 2.0, free tool for editing data file

Posted by | Aug 10, 2005 | , |

QUADRIVIO ANNOUNCES FREE EDITING TOOL FOR DATA FILES

General Edit Lite edits hex, ASCII, and UTF-16 (Unicode)

Berkeley, CA-August 9, 2005-Quadrivio Corporation announced General Edit
Lite 2.0, a free tool for Mac OS programmers who need to edit data files.
It is based on the commercial OS X version of General Edit.

General Edit Lite allows programmers to:

1) Open and edit disk files as hexadecimal bytes, ASCII characters (Mac OS
and Windows encodings), UTF-16 (Unicode), 16-bit decimal integers, or
32-bit decimal integers.

2) View and edit the Finder information (FInfo record

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RadTech announces Ice Creme 2 iPod restoration system

Posted by | Aug 10, 2005 | |

RadTech today announced the availability of Ice Creme 2, a solution for restoring scuffed and damaged Acrylic and bright (plated) metal surfaces, which the company says is “especially adept” at restoring the Apple iPod and iPod shuffle. “Ice Creme enables most anyone to quickly and easily remove the scuffing, scratching and abrasion that tends to occur on highly polished acrylic panels, like those used in several consumer devices and popular computers.

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Open source internet TV app coming out for Mac first

Posted by | Aug 10, 2005 | |

Participatory Culture Foundation let us know that is first beta version of DTV, its open-source Internet TV application, is now available. With DTV, users can watch videos from RSS feeds, subscribe to channels in the built-in Channel Guide, manage feeds, and watch videos in full screen. The Foundation says that it is like podcasting, but oriented around video instead of audio. In addition, they are running a contest with a US$1,000 prize for designing a mockup of the interface, and a $300 prize for the winning logo design submission.

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MacCVSClient 1.10

Posted by | Aug 9, 2005 | , |

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MacCVSClient 1.10 is a free CVS client running on Mac OS 7.1 and later.
There are separate Mac OS X (Mach-O), Classic PPC and Classic 68K
executables of the software.

MacCVSClient has features such as easy viewing of diffs, logs and
annotations. There is a mechanism to ensure you resolve conflicts before
committing changes. A convenient scrapbook window allows you to reuse text
bits while composing commit log messages.

Mac OS resource files can be stored in RBL, a line based text format.

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